2 Eucalypt Road, Murray Bridge SA 5253

Boasting irresistible street appeal this home provides a sense of luxury and wow factor that leaves nothing to be desired.

Formal entrance hall with keyless pin pad entry, open plan living/dining area full of natural light and boasts slow combustion heater.

Stunning kitchen with beautiful sleek cabinetry and benchtops, quality tapware, gas cooktop, dishwasher and large walk in pantry.

Three bedrooms – well sized main with ensuite plus walk- in robe, built ins to remaining bedrooms.

Both bathrooms ooze class & feature floor to ceiling tiles, quality fixtures & fittings, timber benchtops, bowl style hand basins and plantation shutters.

Situated on a good sized secure allotment of 858m2, electric gate leads through to the double garage, second driveway with rear access to the 9x6m shed which includes cement floor, power, mezzanine floor and combustion heater. Entertaining will be a breeze under the alfresco area boasting built in barbecue and overlooks the meticulously landscaped gardens.

Well located on the edge of Murray Bridge less than 5 minutes to CBD.

Other features:

• 6.6kw solar system (approx.)
• 22,500L rainwater connected.
• Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning.
• Ceiling fans.
• Quality window treatments & flooring.
• LED downlights.
• Enviro-cycle septic.

Currently tenanted at $460 per week until 13th October 2023.

A truly desirable property that deserves your inspection.

For more information or for any real estate enquires, current market trends or to sell your property please call Jack Freestone 0435 207 475.

CT- Volume 5307 Folio 204
Council Rates - $1949.70 per annum
Water Rates - $70.80 per quarter
Land Size – 858 m2 approx


RLA 178186


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